It's pronounced Diane. I do data architecture, operations, and backend development. In my spare time I maintain Massive.js, a data mapper for Node.js and PostgreSQL.
The whole point of Markdown is it's easy to write it in a regular text editor. I use neovim for everything anyway, why switch for a single filetype? It even does syntax highlighting, and there's a plugin to generate a table of contents.
However, occasionally markdown breaks the "pure text" model (usually when working with lists). I've tried using a markdown editor but I end up missing visual mode too much.
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The whole point of Markdown is it's easy to write it in a regular text editor. I use neovim for everything anyway, why switch for a single filetype? It even does syntax highlighting, and there's a plugin to generate a table of contents.
Same here. Vim or Sublime w/ Vintage Mode
However, occasionally markdown breaks the "pure text" model (usually when working with lists). I've tried using a markdown editor but I end up missing visual mode too much.